Transfer of Tenacy does not create new tenacy: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court has ruled that transfer of tenacy would not result in creation of a new one under the MHADA Act and Development Control Regul
Just the Pendency Of One More Case Against Accused Itself Can’t Be Treated As Criminal Antecedent To Deny Bail: Karnataka High Court
The Karnataka High Court has observed that mere pendency of one more case against the petitioner-accused itself cannot be treated as a criminal a
An Unregistered Family Settlement Admissible In Evidence Only when All the Family Members Approve of the Agreement: Karnataka High Court
The Karnataka High Court has held that a family settlement arrived at between parties to share immovable properties has to be among all the family
Women Presence In Sporting World Must Be Acknowledged, Sports Administration Not A Male Preserve :Delhi High Court
Delhi High Court observed that sports administration is not a male preserve and women presence in sporting world must be acknowledged. This was see
Party Claiming Change In Circumstance Can’t File Fresh Plea But Move U/S 127 CrPC: Delhi High Court
Delhi High Court ordered that Maintenance Petition U/S 125 CrPC Covered By Res Judicata and Party Claiming Change In Circumstance Can’t File
Depriving Married Daughter From Right Of Consideration For Compassionate Appointment Violates Articles 14 To 16: Rajasthan High Court
In the case of Priyanka Shrimali v. State of Rajasthan & Ors. Civil (Writ Petition No. 14345/2021), a 3-judge bench of the Rajasthan High Court
REPLY TO NOTICE OF ARBITRATION WILL NOT SAVE THE LIMITATION PERIOD OF COUNTER CLAIM – ODISHA HIGH COURT.
The Odisha High Court passed an Order on 28.07.2022. Birla Institute of Management v. Fiberfill Interiors & Constructions, (ARBA. No. 26 of 202
CONVICTION OF DARA SINGH & ORS IS UPHOLDED – ODISHA HIGH COURT
The Odisha High Court passed a judgement on 7.09.2022. In the case ofDara Singh @ Rabindra Ku Pal & Ors. v. State of Odisha (CRLA No. 525 of 20
Taking a Suo Moto Cognizance Shifting of wild elephants from Gadchiroli forest to zoo: Mumbai High Court
The Bombay High Court st Nagpur took suo motu cognizance of the Maharashtra government’s move to shift wild animals from a forest in Gadchiro
Caste Certificate – Ordinary Residence Of Applicant Cannot Be Determined In A Summary Enquiry: Bombay High Court
The Bombay High Court Nagpur Bench through the learned bench consisting of Justices A. S. Chandurkar and Urmila Joshi-Phalk in the case of Ku.
